Re: [PATCH] build: delete useless characters

[Patrick McHardy <kaber@trash.net>]

On Wed, Apr 16, 2014 at 06:10:38PM +0200, Arturo Borrero Gonzalez wrote:
> There are a lot of '-e' that seem useless in the build system.
> 
> Previous to this patch:
>   [...]
>   -e CC		src/evaluate.c
>   -e CC		src/expression.c
>   -e CC		src/proto.c
>   [...]
> 
> 
> With this patch:
>   [...]
>   CC		src/evaluate.c
>   CC		src/expression.c
>   CC		src/proto.c
>   [...]

I assume you're on debian? The -e is needed to interpret the backslash
sequences like \t. Something is broken about the echo command in debian,
I'd assume its using the shell internal one instead of /bin/echo.

This needs to be fixed differently:

  CC\t\tsrc/main.c
  CC\t\tsrc/cli.c
  CC\t\tsrc/rule.c
  CC\t\tsrc/statement.c
  CC\t\tsrc/datatype.c
  CC\t\tsrc/expression.c
  CC\t\tsrc/evaluate.c
  CC\t\tsrc/proto.c
  CC\t\tsrc/payload.c
  CC\t\tsrc/exthdr.c
  CC\t\tsrc/meta.c
  CC\t\tsrc/ct.c
  CC\t\tsrc/netlink.c
  CC\t\tsrc/netlink_linearize.c
  CC\t\tsrc/netlink_delinearize.c
  CC\t\tsrc/segtree.c
  CC\t\tsrc/rbtree.c
  CC\t\tsrc/gmputil.c
  CC\t\tsrc/utils.c
  CC\t\tsrc/erec.c
  CC\t\tsrc/mnl.c
  CC\t\tsrc/hipac.c
  CC\t\tsrc/parser.c
  CC\t\tsrc/scanner.c